The Wall Street Journal is considered the most widely-read periodical in the nation's business and investment community. Information in the paper is also distributed to many Dow Jones outlets, including news service and specialized financial and commodity reports. The paper produces tabloid-style supplements that appear several times each year called The Wall Street Journal Reports. Report topics include small business, world business, telecommunications, technology, executive pay and personal finance. Several sections appear throughout the week, including the Personal Journal, which covers health, automotive, technology and personal finance, a Greater New York metro section, which provides general consumer news content for their New York City readership and WSJ Weekend, which features lifestyle related news, cultural topics and reviews. National supplement The Sunday Journal provides business content from the paper to business sections of many external daily newspapers. The lead time for feature and news coverage is one day to one week. The lead time for The Wall Street Journal Reports is three to five months, although stories are often developed during the two or three months immediately preceding the issue. The lead time for Marketplace and Enterprise is two months. Deadlines are at 5:30pm ET for in-depth business and Marketplace stories and 3pm ET for shorter stories. The paper does not publish a Holiday Gift Guide. For breaking news items, call (212) 416-4750, which is available between 6AM to 1AM. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Media Alert | September 14, 2015 The Wall Street Journal has relaunched with enhanced global print and digital editions in Asia and Europe. Available Monday through Friday, the global print editions expand in both size and scope, with a broadsheet format mirroring the U.S. edition and a wider and more diverse selection of the Journal's reporting, insight and analysis. While the Journal will now be globally consistent in style and sections, regionally relevant content available throughout each day's paper will be curated for readers in separate Asia and Europe editions. Appearing as a two-section daily Monday through Thursday, the paper will include a third section each Friday featuring the Journal's Off Duty lifestyle content. Media Alert | March 13, 2012 The Wall Street Journal debuts News Hub GMT today, its first live show from Europe. Airing each weekday at 12 noon GMT on WSJ.com and WSJ Live, the 20-minute show is hosted by Dow Jones Newswires' Columnist Nick Hastings in London and will feature the day's leading business, financial and general news stories, including the latest breaking news. It will also feature input from reporters in bureaus throughout Europe including Frankfurt, Berlin, Paris, Brussels, Moscow and Athens. News Hub GMT joins The Wall Street Journal's current live shows including; Digits, Lunch Break, Mean Street, Markets Hub, Opinion Journal, Off Duty

The Boston Globe focuses on news for the general public in the New England area as well as state, national and international news. Other coverage areas include business, healthcare, technology, features, lifestyle, arts and sports. There is also an emphasis on regional and suburban coverage. Lead times vary depending on the department. The staff won a 2003 Pulitzer prize for public service. The paper does not publish a Holiday Gift Guide. Regular sections and features include:- Main News- Metro- Entertainment and Lifestyle- Sports- Opinion & Editorial- Business & Money- Money & Markets** Accepts book reviews, contact the Books EditorThe outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Star Tribune is a broadsheet written for the general public in the Twin Cities. There are separate Minneapolis and St. Paul editions. Although they focus on news in their respective regions, both editions offer the same international, national, state, metro and consumer news. In August 2009, the paper joined a national sports content-sharing alliance with several other papers across the country. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).Media Alert: Tuesday June 9th 2015The Minneapolis Minnesota-based newspaper Star Tribune has recently moved offices. The publication is now located at the following address:650 3rd Ave. South, Suite 1300Minneapolis, MN 55488

Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) is the leading general interest daily paper in Atlanta. The Atlanta Constitution was founded in 1868 and the Atlanta Journal was founded in 1883. The two papers combined weekend sections in 1950, but did not fully combine until 2001. The paper covers world and local news as well as sports, entertainment, weather, business and travel. In August 2009, the paper joined a national sports content-sharing alliance with several other papers across the country. The paper also offers multiple special sections, including a weekend arts section. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution is the winner of multiple Society of Newspaper Design gold medals in 1993 and eight Pulitzer Prizes. Op-eds are limited to 750 words or less. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

San Francisco Chronicle is the largest newspaper in northern California and the second largest in the Western United States. It is a regional, daily newspaper with circulation that stretches from the Oregon border to Santa Barbara and includes Silicon Valley. Reporters will agree to an informal verbal non-disclosure if they are confident that either they have the exclusive or that no one else will be reporting the story before they do. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication). The newspaper offers a digital Podcast of several areas within the paper. Media Alert: March 29, 2010 The San Francisco Chronicle is partnering with Bloomberg News to launch an expanded version of the daily business section, called Business Report, The Chronicle with Bloomberg. The new section will encompass regional stories produced by staff at both The San Francisco Chronicle and Bloomberg News. As part of the partnership, Bloomberg will produce stories, graphics and photos specifically for The Chronicle. For its part, The Chronicle will add a significant amount of content and news pages to the section. Marcus Chan, Business and Technology Editor at The San Francisco Chronicle, can be reached at mchan@sfchronicle.com. He's also on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mchan